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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-02

Yesterday afternoon shortly after 2
O'clock q fierce wind and rain storm o.
CURED, which extended from Moundsville
on the south to Wellsburg on the north.
Some hail fell In, the city, but this was not
general, nor was there enough Of 1t to do
any damage. For about eight minutes
rain fell as heavily. as 1t was ever known
to fall here. The water seemed to fall In
a solid body, much faster than Il could
run of the ground, and all the sewer
moutha were overlooked and at corners
where descending slopea brought torrents
from the bills the sidewalks were soon
tlooded, so that when the waters subsidized
ridges and piles Of sand were left. This
necessitated the employment Of about
thirty men In ~scrsping the debris into
heaps to be carried away. Hundreds Of
cart loads were left at the cross streets.
Pretty brisk showers also fell earlier In
the day and throughout the afternoon and
evening. So far as reported no damage
occurred from the rain.
Before aud during the rain storm O gale
blew which broke otfshade trees, damaged
shingle roofs and blew signs, shutters
and the like about promiscuously. The
growing crops were also somewhat In.
jured by being Frustrated by the wind.
The large window Of a. Lash's jeyelry
store, on the Eleventh street aide, was
blown In, breaking a fine show case. A
window Of Metz's dry goods store and an.
other at Emsheimer's also blew In. One
or two windows In private houses also
gave way to the pressure Of the wind and
the rooms were drenched.
The article in the 1STELLIaENcRR yes
day morning auggeating the Availability OIL
tying down the city garbage crematory
was very timely. The gale struck the
west wall Of this can.like structure, and
caved 1t in like afull sail. The pressure
on the building also resulted in wrench.
ing 1t about on it's foundations, and twist.
ing the south end all out OF shape. The
shed now presents a very, dilapidsted ap,
pearsnce.
Councilman Butts, with q number Of
men, was at work in the shed at the
time. Mr.. Butts Is a member Of the Com.
mittee on Health, which has charge OF the
crematory. He took refuge under the
iron bridge leading to the top OF the fur.
mace. He has now avery forcible idea
Of the wisdom Of locating the furnace
where 1t Ia, as well as the character OF the
structure as q resister Of storms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-02
KENNEDY i WHITES
Biz 10 Cent Show will Exhibit on Caldwolrs
Run Two Days, June ) and 4,

big 10 Cent Show will Exhibit on Caldwelrs
Run Two Days, June J and 1.
Two performances daily. The moral
show Of the age, and the iavorite amuse-
ment resort for ladies and children. A
refined school Of gymnasts, 5leapsra,
tumblers, acrobats, high wire walkers,
funny old clowns, and the grestent troupe
Of performing dogs, introduced by their
trainer, Prof. L. ]. Hopper. "A grand free
exhibition takes place on the show
grounds each day before the opening OF
the doors. Prof. Tony White, tho aerial
king. will make his daring high wire as.
cension from the ground to the top OF the
mammoth canvass. Master Eugene
Hanke, the champion boy skater, will APP
pear at each performance in his skatorial
act.
Tho admission Ia 10 cents for all, and
good seats for everyone. We would be
pleased 10 have the ladies and children
visit our matinees. Doors will open in the
afternoon at 1850, and the performance
commences at 2:l5. Doors open at night
at Z; performance at s.
June 3 and 4, Caldwell's run.
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The Supreme Court Of Appeals met at
the Public Building yesterday forenoon at
DO o'clock. Judges Johnson, Woods and
Snyder and Clerk O.S. Long were pres.
emf. EJudge Green wa not, but no arrived
inithes city later in the day. A writ OF
,csrtiorari was issued in the case Of the
State SyerBus Bell from Logan county, The
Court merely formally opened tho June
term, and then adjourned till 10 A. NJ. TO-.
Sday,fwhen the docket will be called.
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John Mccormick, who went to Cali
fornia for his health, is much worse.
The applicants for places as teachers in
the city schools will be examined Satur.
day.
NJ. E. Pearson seems to be coming to
tho front as a candidate for Representa-.
tive.
The ire-bell on City Hall is to be put up
on Gravel Hill and a larger bell bought
for City Hall.
A crowd Of, h~alf-grown boys the other
evening stole the flowers from a great
many door yards in the Fourth ward.
It eeems the sidewalk passing the Ger
man church is too wide and the @. & P.
curb at the depot has been put on the true
line.
The place Of John McLuckie, one OF the
Councilmen from the Fifth ward, has been
declared vacant or account Of permanent
absence from the city.
The School Board has made the levy for
this years taxea the same as last years.
q mills. st. Clairsville is the only town
In the country that has as low a levy.
The price Of ice is go unreaaonably high
here this season that the monopoly now
existing will probably be broken up by
importation Of lake ice. One firm cannot
get all around at reasonable hours.
Mr.. viii E. Seal is to be married to-day
in Pittsburgh to Mics May Thompson, a
daughter Of Captain Thompson, formerly
Of Clarington. The couple will return
here this evening and after a visit to Mon.
roe county will go to housekeeping here.
The rain and hail yesterday afternoon
YVES very heavy and flooded many Of the
streets before the sewers and cutters could
carry the water of. Judging from the
way the wind laid down bushes and trees
in town, 1t probably did some damage to
grain fields.
There has been some opposition to the
paving Of North Belmont street, but the
ordinance has passed its second reading.
The payments have been extended over
twelve yeara time, allowing the twenty.
fourth part Of the assessments to be paid
at each payment.
James Frazier, Of Martins Ferry, was
arrested on q warrant Issued by Squire
Roeder, on complaint OF Mias Lula Pugh,
daughter Of Mr.. Theophilus Pugh, OF Ben.
wood, on q charge Of hestardy. Judge
John Cochran appeared for defendant,
and James Tallman for plaintiff. Mr..
Frazier was required by the Squire to give
bond in the sum Of $500 for his appearance
in court.
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WORK on TuE STREETS.
Resumed Yesterday After n Rest OF

Resumed Yesterday After n Rest of n
Week.
A week ago to-day, Superintendent Of
streets Warden, acting under instruction
from the Board OF Public Works, dis.
charged all the men in the employ Of thd
Board on street cleaning and repairs. The
only work done on the streets since then
was that In charge Of contractors. There
has been some talk about this move Of the
Board, which was not understood by the
public. Yesterday as many men
as could be employed quickly
we're put to work cleaning up the streets
after the storm. To-day work will be
regularly resumed, with t~hirty.fve or
forty hands employed.
Superintendent Warden told a reporter
yesterday that the discharge was only in.
tended to be temporary, and the Board
had concluded to resume work to-day be-
fore the storm made this imperative.
The suspension Of work wa made only
to enable the Board to estimate its re-
sources and the probable demands upon
them in the opening year. The action OF
tub buhiu III lebuullnS noiA Peuuluk llo
action Of the First Branch Of Council on
the Appropriation ordinance ia taken ;ss
an indication that the members either
have assured themselves that the action Of
that Branch will be favorable, or have re-
considered and will fulfill the provisions
Of the ordinance rs passed in regard to
paving.
The paving Of the alley from Main street
to Market, south Of T%wenty-frat, has been
completed by Contractor Lsonhardt. Some
Of the property holders interested allegs
that the bricks are not properly tarred,
and threaten to prevent the acceptance Of
the work. Officials who have inspected
it, however, say the only faults Of the
pavement arise from the fact that the con.
tractor was compelled to lay half last year
and the other half this year.
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We have for pale several Type.writeru,
Including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for tho matchleas
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
menta. Gall on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. Roar & Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho Oily and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

= kulE6 Aliulc hllau icAh ychtGLNay hlLct-
noon for Weston to visit friends.
Manager L. A. Moore, Of the GAINESVILLE
base ball club, was in the city yesterday.i
MIL Newton, proprietor OF the River.
view hotel at G%allipolis, is ut the Stamm
House.
Lieutenant Junkins, Of the city police,
was visiting friends up at Brilliant yes
terday. 40
Judges A. @. Snyder, Of Lswisburg, and
Samuel Woods, Of Philippi, Of the Su.
preme Court, have rooms at the Mcclure.
Mr.. P. I. Kimberly, OF Cedar Grove,
arrived in the city yesterday from New
Cumberland, where he had been on a
business trip. he will remain here
several days.
Mr.. 2. A. Beaner and his two cons,
Judge" John Beamer and 2. A. Beamer,
Jr., returned yesterday from Washington,
1. O., where they spent several days visit.
ing the family:o Gen. James Ewing.
Gen. T. NJ. Harris, Of Richie county, is
in the city to spends O few days. The
General is in good health and quite alive
to all the material interests Of West Vir-
ginia, in regard to which he is well posted.
Miss Mary Mcdonald, Of Wheeling, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. L. O.. Wileon,
on Sixth street, for two weeks, returned
home this morning accompanied by her
brother, Viii 8. Mcdonald, who came
down Sunday MISUNDERSTANDING Stale
InIr11nI -HH#F#-E HaE#~. rAEnNF. Hf--H-HH ~.
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In the Circuit Court yesterday the death
yof the plaintiffs was auggested In each OF
Bthe cases agains. D. T. Lawson In which
the following were PLAINTIFF respectively:
DR.. Baguley, J.. Morgan A. Laughlln, s.;
Irwin; ". =. Singleton, jos. Rhodes,
Thomas Hughes and Elijah. Day. These
suits grew oat; Of in yestmenss5 In Smiths
tFerrysoii properly during the 'crazs there
which tho plaintiff were induced TO make
by syson5 and are, suits for damages. "a
'numberIoi Others are also pending, the
plaintiffs being yet alive.
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LocAL nRKYTrrEs.
,sa..ss. !, slss1 afsa.ss j. AND Asss,

the CitI.
osr marriage license vas ialued yetter:
osE deed n trust was admitted %
record yesterday.
6Emnsr MErz was locked up BY Officer
West yesterday for abusing his family.
THE best strawberries sold three bnkets
for o Sqnarter yesterday. They were al.
most q drug In the market,
TnE BRADY war yiews were exhibited at
the Grand last evening for the last time.
The weather kept both audiences down
yesterday.
The Alumra Association Of the Wheel.
Ing Female College will hold It's ami.
yefaa,y meeting at the college next Mon.
day evening.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday and discharged the duties
OF committees for the month, and Bubse-
quently opened and examined the bids for
painting end withdrawing at the Indrm.
airy.
In the window Of B. F. Adams, plumb.
ing establishment 10 o handsome range,
made by Joseph Bell & Co., Of this city,
q steel., II 10 az hne . piece OF work Of
tne kina 10 was eVef seen mere and re.
heeie a gooa ueai Oh cfealt on Wheeling
Workmanship.
Col. s~uALLcRoss, Hon. A. J: Sweeney
and DR.. Dlckey, appointed by the Circuit
Court O committee to examine and report
on the condition OF the county jail, and
Messra. Allen and Erskine, the committee
to examine the affairs oil the Clerks office,
yesterday took the prescribed oath.
The policy shop recently opened here
has been closed. u was learned that
sports were getting pointers BY telegraph
from %Covington, where the drawings took
place, the difference In time between the
two cities giving them an hour to play in
alter the drawing was made and an.
nounced there.
Col. JERRY CLEMENS, has arranged Ia
entertain bis friends tonight al his popu.
lar country seat out theSt, Clairsyille road
wUh a danca "a Iaroa nnmher hova mn.
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Bucllen's Arnloa saiyo,

The best gtalye la the world for cuts,
bruises, soresr uicerg, salt irhenm, fever
Hores, tetter, chapped hands, ehllblalns,
corns, and all Sakin eruptlonB, and posi-
tivelysourea} piles or no pay reQuired. IL
Id guaranteedit TO- give perfect satlstaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 canta per
box F6r salo. BY Logan,& %,
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wheellnE az sanduskysT o.daJ-Ysstsrday's
damesAbroad.
The Wheeling club opens up a series Of
three games at sandusky to-day, and II Is
to DO hoped that they will have more luck
With the Celery City boys than they did
at home. The Z,nesyilles will be at
kalamazoo, Columbus at Akron and
Steubenville at Mansfield. This week
will, perhaps see, O number OF defeats
where least expected. II Wheeling plays
the ball she 10 capable Of doing there is
nothing TO fear Of her not giving a good
account OF herself. The bulletin boards
will be anxiouali scanned to-day.
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$WE have introduced o new system Of
selling Watches on the lnstallment plan
4 whereby you can secure q watch Of once
/: on easy payments. Call and Investigate.
StAC0B w. GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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700 B..
Eighth Annual Reunion of thoA. a.. 1. s s. w.
The Eighth Annual Reunion OF the
Amalgamated Aauocia.lon OF Iron and
Steel Workers, will take place on Satur.
day, June II, at Aliquippa Grove, on the
Pittsburgh 4 Lake Erie Railroad.
Brass and String Bands. Two large
covered platforms, with 5000 square feet
o. dancing floor each. Amusements Of all
kinds. u
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will run a
Special Train through to Aliauipps, leav.
ing Bellalre at $50 A. III; Wheeling "a. NJ,
Excursion Tickets will be sold from
Belllare and Wheeling to Aliquippa, at
81 30 round trip good for two days.
Returning, special train willleave Aliquip.
pa at n. NJ. DENNIS 0'LgARr,
Vice Prealdent Second District.
WILLIAM MAHrlN, Secretary.
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slrnMhrrnr a,iivnl.

The ladieas Of the Elm. Grove Misaion Of
the Epiacopal Church will hold'a Straw.
berry, Festival Of the Town Hall In Elm
Grove Thursday EVENING" unet q.
TRAINS will leave Wheeling at 7:00p. ~.
for Elm Grove returniDgsw will leave Tor
Wheeling;gt10,30
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WANTED.


VWANTED-RELIABLE LOCALYANp
W, Travelling Statesmen focal preterrcdl TO sell
Oils. Address, L. +. ~DlErERICHB,
Cleveland. Ohio 1910 my2 e
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The policy shop recently opened here
has been closed. It was learned that
sports were getting pointers by telegraph
from Covington, where the drawings took
place, the difference in time between the
two cities giving them an hour to play In
after the drawing was made and an
nn1nrnd thara. st.a. aH.l Z
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About twenty-five Of the lodge Of Good
Templars Of this city visited the Good
Templsrs Of Bellaire on Tuesday evening,
and report that they were royalty enter.
tanned, and would be pleased to receive q
visit from Bellaire.
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Col. suALLcRoss, Hon. a. ]. Sweeney
and Dr.. Dlckey, appointed by the Circuit
Court q committee to examine and report
on the condition Of the county JAIL, and
Messrs. Allen and Erskine, the committee
TO examine the affairs OF the Clerks office,
Yesterday took the prescribed oath,
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liz the window Of B. F. Adams' plumb.
ing establishment ia o handsome range,
made by Joseph Bell & Co., Of this city,
Of steel. It 10 as fine a piece OF work Of
the kind az was ever seen here, and re.
fleets a good deal OF credit on Wheeling
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The Renson
why Acker's Blood Elixir is warrented, iB
because it is the best blood preparation
known. 1t will positively cure all blood
diseases, purifes the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, we guarantee it. Logan & Go.
snd @. Menkemeller. s
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Gentlemen, examine our 50 90 genuine
kangaroo Shoe, a special bargain 10, close
them out. See them before they are all
gone. ]. W. AMICE,
11i3 Main street,
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The ladies Of the Elm Grove Episcopal
Mission will give a Strawberry Festiyal,
Thursday evening, beginning at 5 r. NJ.
All are invited,
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.I
Indications.

W4antseroN,D D. O.. June 2.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, varia.
bic followed by westerly winds, slight
changes in Temperature, rain followed by
Hair weather.
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oEDNEY HOUSE. NEwiYoRK.

GEDNEY HOUSE, NEwsYORK.
Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino.
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bnal.
mess men or families. EuropeansP Plan.
Rooms % per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant,
&GaasD JAN. M4uAy >rrpa
gT7hsAWt 1S(
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WE have Just received q full line Of
Spring 40TERCOATlNGS, md are In
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties In
Spring, Suitlngs.
Als0, on banda handsome line or Neck.
wear and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
c. HESS Il SONS,
No. 1921 Market Street.
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ECZEMA Of Face, Scalp or Body are
speedily cured by Palmer's Skin Sue.
cess." At drug store OF McLain Bros.
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Record,

gAs reported'b by Christian schrepi, drug.
gist, 0peragH House corner, yesterday:
sf7A. Il, "a. y ". 8 ?. y, 2 p. ".
G5sos 49, s2S 7a 7U'
Ncather-ChRngeaple.
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How MY Side Ii

~. - N kHCVUUUICT, lIUNIl
nStsA tho cry Of pain aud weakness, hshinr{
WSkM sides aud Hack. Kidney and Uterine
hEh ,hins, Strains and weaknek Coughs,
Cous nnd Chest rains, and every laIn and Ache
OF daily toll relieved In ono minute by tho Cuu.
cura Anti Pain Plaster. New, elegant and lnial.
Mblc. Al druggists. 2Sc; Eve for 81 20; or Of Potter
Drug and uhemlcAl Co. B0ston. j~un2.srbSw
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Ex.GovERsoR ODEs BowIs, Of Mary.
land, says that 81. Jacobs OIL 10 a marvel.
GUS pain euro. ISL
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Notice Is hereby given tina. at a regular meeting
April 30, lss7, II was resolved that a EpecIal meet.
Ing o. the Stockholders Of said BellaIte Nail Wortl
be held o. tho olllee Of toe kaid Company ID Bell.
Aitc, ohio, on tho 9Th day OF June, 1857, att
cteMing tho capital stock Of raid company, f.siiT
q myS HHlyTa-UA d IJUDy la.,r ~
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81; An American Article
OF most careful and original manufacture.
Colgate'a Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap.
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Mus. NINA NEuER, the German poetess,
dyes, cleans and curts ostrich feathers in
the best manner. No, Sc Twelfth. street.
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To ne Editor OF The fntelllgener.
SIR:-Rsierring to the notice in to.day's
paper about the Fulton butchers alleged
violations Of DR.. Baird's clean water bill,
! would call your attention to the clause
Of the bill which forbids that the contents
Of any clubhouse go in any river or stream.
Now, how about the hundreds Of Wheel
ing's water closets which 20 through
Wheeling's sewers into the river, includ.
ing the Top Mill and Wheeling Hospital,
above our water works, even? Has any
n changed their water closets Or is
the whole bill only intended to make
trouble for Fulton butchers2 All of them
live below our water works, and certainly
8 good deal further above Bellaire than
Wheeling's water closets.
FULTON BUTCHERS.
Wheeling, June l.
The law forbids the dumping or depos-
iting Of filth in any river or running
stream, or on any vacant city lot, OF street,
or alley. 1t is not intended to apply to
sewage which issues from sewers into nv
ers.
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U Gro. II. ssoox q CO.
SiIJNIINIzIL!TS
Dress Fabrics!

We have recently purchased
many desirable Dress Goods
for Summer Wear at greatly
reduced prices. We are now
IA daily receipt q these, and
propose { sell them at prices
much below yalue.
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Games Abroad.

at Baltimore = Cincinnati, 4; Baiti-
more, 2.
vile, 8.
AtNew York-Boston, 8; New York, s.
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WANTED-AN HONEST YOUNG
Man for a permanent position, with an old
established arm as their representative Ia hls own
tate. Salary Increased WI experience. Refer.
euccs required. AN. MANUFACTURING HousI, Il
Barclay street. New York. - stgl myll.lhsH S
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Accidents and Ineldsnts In West virgini
and vicinity.
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50 90. SO 90. 50 90.
Gentlemen, see our genuine kangaroo
s. 90 Shoe. J.W. AMIcK, 2.
ii, 1l43 Main street,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

- E-17l- !.
Notice Is hereby given that tho Stockholders OF
Vance, Hughes Shoe Company will meet al thGir
oflcc. No. 1900 Main street, In tho city Of Wheeling,
W. Va, at S o'clock +. NJ, on MONDAY, JUNE O.,
1851 for the purpose Of olectIug a hoard Of Dircc-
tors, making bylaws and trausaciing any other
business tia! may be lawfully done By said stock.
holders. J. N. VANCE,
il +. Mccoy,
J.G MHELDAFFER,
+. I. Mccoy,
H. L. VANCE,
1ncorponton. 3
may ~. lNI. y ms81 !,
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BARGAINS In Shoes this week at
L. v, BLoND's,
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In speaking OF the recent meeting Of
school superintendsnts there, the Baines-
vile Enterprise Says: Superintendent An
derson invited all to attend commence
ment and the annual picnic in Wheeling.
All who can will 90, for the @boys" like
Anderson.
Mr.. s. O.. Mellor died yesterday at his
home in this city after a tedious illness Of
asthma. he a AZ years Of age and had
been here about twenty years, engaged in
his calling as q piano tuner. he was uni
VERBALLY respected by those who knew
him and hia death causes sincere regret.
Rev. DR.. John Riley Thompson, former
.ly OF this city and later President OF the
University at Morgantown, delivered the
memorial Grafton at Grants tomb ia
Riverside Park, New York, Monday, to an
immense audience. They were probably
the most impressive services held any.
where in the United States.